J-Pull - 900mm wide blind corner base cabinet

European made 900mm blind corner Cabinet.

Please note: this corner unit requires 1100mm from the wall to the end of cabinet, if you are unsure please contact us via email on: info@kitchencabinets.co.nz

This unit has been designed specifically to fit the kidney inserts and other corner solutions for our blind corner units. As such it is designed with a wider door (450mm wide) than our 950mm wide corner unit (300mm wide door) so the kidney insert can pull out. This corner unit therefore when used in your kitchen will have an empty space behind it of 200mm.

Cabinet Dimensions:

900mm wide,

870mm high,

587mm deep (650mm in the corner section due to the filler panel, see picture for details)

Each panel in the corner is 84mm wide, however only 66mm of each panel is visible due to the overlap of the other panel. 

Corner cabinets come with different hinges. These hinges are not soft close hinges, however all corner cabinets are supplied with additional "Arctic Slow-down Buttons". This is a grey button that slows down the closing of the doors, having a similar effect to soft close hinges.

Please see photo.

The cabinet body is made from 16mm HMR moisture resistant board with a solid 16mm thick back. Comes flat packed with adjustable feet. Does not include Toe-kick, Handle.

J-pull Lacquered White Doors are made in Italy from the highest quality materials. They are 22mm thick MDF with white melamine on the back. On the front and edges of the door there is a double coating. First a coat of polyester was applied. This was then covered by a coat of PU lacquer in white. 

At 22mm thick these doors are made to be sturdy and durable. Helping you create a kitchen that looks great and will last the distance. With a lacquered white finish on the front, these doors have been designed to be the epitome of class and elegance. Making your kitchen space look modern and reflecting the high quality workmanship that has been put into your entire kitchen.

Please take a look at and read through the J Pull information sheets attached. They have images showing the blind corner set up.